A former governor of Adamawa State, Murtala Nyako, who was detained by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission on Monday, has been released.
Mr. Nyako was held after he turned himself in to the anti-graft agency.
Wilson Uwujaren, the spokesperson for the EFCC said Mr. Nyako was released on what he called “administrative bail”.
Mr. Uwujaren said the former governor, who is 73, was also released based on his age and health situation.
He said Mr. Nyako was allowed to go home at about 7p.m. but asked to report frequently at the commission until the case is fully investigated.
Mr. Nyako was impeached as the Adamawa State governor on July 16, 2014 and later declared wanted by the anti-graft agency alongside his son Abdul Aziz Murtala Nyako, a retired naval officer in February.
They were both wanted for alleged criminal conspiracy, stealing, abuse of office and money laundering.
The EFCC had alleged massive looting by top officials in Mr. Nyako’s government.
This led to the arrest of key officials in the state including the then Secretary to the State Government, the State Commissioner for Finance, the Commissioner for Higher Education, the Accountant General of the State and the Permanent Secretary, Ministry for Local Government.
The EFCC at the time said its investigation was triggered by petitions alleging massive looting of the treasury by the governor and his cronies through an illegal department called Special Programme and Project Units, SPPU, which engaged in over invoicing and inflation of contract.
At the commencement of the EFCC’s investigations, Mr. Nyako left the country.
He returned on Saturday, nearly a year later.

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What do we expect b4

So quick....well not surprise, His party nw control d centre...notin will come out of d investigation.

His brother is now the president so he is corruption free. Congrats nyako